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exwannabe

12/31/18 7:46 AM

#206038 RE: JerryCampbell #206035

The short answer is that any vote that preferentially effects one class over another requires vote by class. All effected classes must vote yes.

The longer answer is that the NWBO Articles of Incorp. give blank check auth to the BOD to define voting rights when creating a class via the Cert of Designation. And in this case the Cert says the pref votes with the common unless not allowed under DE law. And the only DE law override is what I stated above.

I think this is really a minor point. LP can already control things anyway. Perhaps the revers is more likely, this precludes LP from having to worry about a small group who might vote against her.

CogDiss 1188X

12/31/18 1:15 PM

#206056 RE: JerryCampbell #206035

Appreciate the link to the proxy statement - a quick perusal suggests it will be worthwhile cutting through the tangle of legelese, after I get my caffeine levels up.

sentiment_stocks

12/31/18 6:28 PM

#206097 RE: JerryCampbell #206035

Are there any Series A or B shares currently that have not been converted?

Page 3 of the last 10Q indicates there are 0 convertible Series A and B shares as of September 30, 2018.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1072379/000114420418060568/tv507283_10q.htm

Is that how you read it or am I missing something?